by Furnishly | Dec 5, 2022 | Design Inspiration
When floor space is limited but ceilings are high, a mezzanine level is a perfect way to extend usable living space. Since headroom is often restricted in mezzanine rooms, it’s sensible to give your platform a purpose that doesn’t require a generous ceiling height. This limitation is not a problem in a room where you plan to lie down most of the time, like a bedroom. Furthermore, by tucking a sleep space up away from an open plan living space, more privacy is attained. In this collection of 40 mezzanine bedrooms, we’ll look at concepts of all sizes and aesthetics, along with tips to help you design yours.
A partial mezzanine retains ceiling height in the living space, whilst shifting the bed up off the floor. A librarian ladder access point needs little floor space, and the ladder can be used to reach high shelves in the room too.
A natural wood mezzanine structure adds beautiful warmth and texture to a high-ceilinged interior. Apply a plethora of lush green indoor plants to add to the rustic aesthetic.
Large loft apartments offer plenty of ceiling height and width to create a luxurious, fully-fledged bedroom space. Maintain the airy mezzanine look with open metalwork balustrades or glass panels that share natural light.
If you desire more privacy, a half-height mezzanine floor can be filled in with attractive panelling. Apply muxarabi screens or porthole windows to allow in a trickle of natural light from the living space. See more images here.
This glass wall mezzanine bedroom drinks in all of the natural light available. Underneath, a solid-sided volume houses a windowless bathroom and an attractively backlit entryway closet.
To save space on the ground, a small mezzanine or lofted bed structure can be suspended from the ceiling. A permanent staircase should work double duty as everyday storage.
Wood louvre walls and doors provide a level of privacy and spatial divide whilst maintaining airflow and light share.
Disguise a mezzanine staircase as a tiered bookcase design.
On a long, narrow platform, combine the bedroom space with a home library. Shallow bookshelves make good use of a confined walkway.
Keep colours light and uplifting in compact spaces. A white background will visually open up the space. Green accents will trick the brain into enjoying a fresh outdoor feel.
Lay a mezzanine bedroom over a lounge area. A low ceiling height over a sofa isn’t a big deal when you’re sitting down.
Choose an open staircase design with no risers to make a light impact on a small space.
Fashion a mezzanine staircase out of kitchen cabinets.
A glass floor will ensure that sunlight flows into the space below a mezzanine. This bedroom design utilises a Murphy bed to keep the glass floor clear throughout the day.
Make use of a small landing area with a mini closet.
By pushing the bed out on a limb, this mezzanine layout makes space for a dedicated home office area.
Another nifty staircase idea, these treads extrude directly out of a floor-to-ceiling built-in bookcase.
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- Designer: Architects Mauro and Matteo Soddu
A small kitchen slides underneath the slope of this industrial metal staircase design. Black metal balustrades create a bold cage around the bedroom.
Fashion a bedroom right above the front door.
A skylight fills this elevated bedroom area with natural light. The shaded area beneath it makes a projector-friendly living room.
An all-white interior helps to streamline the appearance of a mezzanine level, its adjoining staircase, and an integrated kitchen beneath.
White decor fades this raised bedroom area into the background, whilst its wooden structure makes a warm focal wall for the living room.
Sculpt an abstract minimalist vision with overlapping white volumes.
Create definition between the bedroom and living zone with colour.
In kids’ bedrooms, a mezzanine platform opens up more space for play and study.
This lofted bed makes room for a kid’s TV lounge.
Create an inviting window seat halfway up a mezzanine staircase to further enhance the living space.
Distract the eye from a mezzanine by employing bright and bold living room accent furniture.
Make the most of your extra floor space by giving the mezzanine a dual purpose. A sofa bed means that you can use the area as a lounge during the day.
Get creative with balustrade design to gain a positive feature rather than a safety obligation.
Neatly integrate your design with towers of colour. This black volume slots in satisfyingly alongside a baby blue focal wall. See more inspiration here.
Carve out a curvaceous design.
Create a cosy nook away from the hubbub. See more images of this space-saving tiny apartment in New York here.
Build your bedroom around a skylight and you’ll be dreaming under the stars.
Erect a central cube to leave large windows unobstructed.
This bold bedroom cube has a freestanding aesthetic. Its dark wood tone creates contrast from the rest of the white living space, which forms a striking TV wall and open-fronted wardrobe.
You won’t even notice that you’re passing beneath the bedroom as you pass through this stylish front entryway.
Slimline laconic materials are key in this barely-there mezzanine design.
Access every inch of potential storage space with your mezzanine staircase.
Line the underside of your platform with attractive wood panelling to create a cosy feature.
Make one small space fit all by incorporating an end-of-bed home office with a sunken footwell, an under-bed wardrobe, and a convenient vanity area.
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by Furnishly | Oct 28, 2022 | Design Inspiration
A dreamy bedroom decor scheme is on everyone’s wishlist. However, as the private quarters of the home, the bedroom is often the last place to get a much-needed makeover. To help you on your way to creating the bedroom of your dreams, we’ve put together a wide selection of 51 bedroom designs. This large collection is filled with a wealth of ideas on how to fill your space with style and personality. You’ll find inspirational bedroom color palettes and wall treatments, ideas for bedroom furniture and light fittings, and a mixed bag of interior aesthetics. We cover everything from neoclassical bedrooms and rustic interiors, to industrial-style settings and ultra-modern sleep spaces.
Create a colorful bedroom with a bold headboard feature wall, an assortment of scatter cushions, bright baskets, and color-dipped curtains. This brightly colored bedroom decor scheme is toned down with the introduction of an earthy wooden ceiling treatment.
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- Visualizer: Leyla Salayeva leylasalayeva
Light up a headboard feature wall with LED ribbons. Let the glow peep from between wood-effect wall panels to build depth and texture.
This fluted feature wall complements the fold in the bedroom drapes. Color-banding exaggerates the textured finish.
Create an earthy layered look with 3D tiles, rugged stone, handmade ceramic bedroom pendant lights, and linen textiles.
Add interest to a light minimalist decor scheme by adding a limewashed effect to the walls. Finish off with a piece of 3D relief wall art above the bed.
Made-to-measure storage melds. Start with fitted wardrobes and continue around the room with hidden cabinets and flush wall panels to achieve a smooth bespoke build. Add a contrasting upholstered bed to create weight at the core.
Walk on the wild side with a natural rockface feature wall.
Fashion an arty bedroom with an attention-grabbing gallery wall. Don’t forget to add seating where you can pause to appreciate the talent.
Mix colorful accents with punchy black anchors. In this standout scheme, green and orange elements are anchored by modern artwork and a smoked black bedroom chandelier.
Create a secret layer to hide away your true identity with superhero home decor. This amazing batman piece looms in dramatic 3D glory above a green upholstered bed and elongated headboard design.
Tropical blush dreams. This sweet bedroom decor scheme is home to a monochrome botanical backdrop with a bold tropical leaf design. A blush bed, matching bedroom pendant lights, and a coordinating art piece build beautiful color.
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- Visualizer: Roman Protopopov
Looking good in wood, this rich bedroom design is filled with natural grain and visual warmth. Wooden storage cabinets make a style statement across the headboard with practical purpose. Wooden shutters filter natural light at the windows.
Choose a platform bed on slender legs and a statement desk chair or vanity stool to fashion a mid-century modern bedroom design.
Texture, tufting, and playful seating. Here, a phenomenal tufted headboard design is complemented by a deeply textural rug and a matching green swing seat.
Highlight textural elements with perimeter lighting along the ceiling line, or an LED ribbon along the headboard. In this conceptual bedroom design, an atmospheric lighting scheme brings a wall of 3D tiles to life.
Boho meets baroque in this vaulted bedroom space that is filled with natural materials. WIcker panels fill the arched architectural detailing with a tactile moment. A houndstooth pouf gives the scheme a trendy twist.
Create a perfectly imperfect wabi sabi interior with handcrafted or beautifully aged items. Choose a freeform or round rug design to smoothly pull the layout together.
Combine aesthetics and style eras to create an eclectic bedroom. Here, a color wash treatment creates a blue-sky feel that descends into a warm pink palette. A bolt of lime green adds one final flourish of contrasting color.
Fill your bedroom from top to toe with pretty statements. In this pink and yellow bedroom decor scheme, two circle chandeliers fill the ceiling, whilst an abstract bedroom rug patterns the floor. A focal wall of arched shelving nooks draws the eye on a journey of discovery.
Construct a restrained, modern rustic interior with just a few magical moments, like this charming owl, unique wooden bedside table, and mushroom-like table lamp.
Piece together a neoclassical puzzle. Hang a modern statement chandelier from an exceptional ceiling rose. Mount contemporary artwork and wall sconces inside wainscot and boiserie panels.
Tailor an upholstered accent wall. This cushioned headboard wall fashions an en vogue ribbed effect that complements a wall of wood-slatted texture. Linear bedside units float neatly in front.
Make large, high-ceilinged spaces into a cozy bedroom aesthetic by raising the floor level and creating smaller zones. Utilize the space under the platform and stairs for storage.
Cut off an overly long bedroom space by constructing a walk-in wardrobe behind the headboard. Here, we see a double-entry design, with an arched doorway by each bedside. A winged headboard design keeps the sleep space feeling cozy and enclosed.
Fashion a space fit for a modern Egyptian king or queen. Install a hieroglyphic headboard wall with a gold finish, and employ servant-like statues to bring you light. Incorporate textural stone wall tiles to fashion a solid, pyramid-like interior.
This aesthetic bedroom design is enriched by the natural beauty of indoor plants, which make stunning contrast with wood-slatted wall panels and 3D tiles. A glass wall walk-in wardrobe makes the space look lighter and larger.
A green and pink bedroom palette is fresh, sweet, and enlivening. Ground the look with wood laminate flooring in a modern herringbone or chevron application.
Those lucky enough to have extra space at the end of the bed will benefit from a small bedroom lounge area. Great for soaking up a bit of TV before hitting the sheets.
Turn up the heat and the passion with a red bedroom scheme. Combine bright reds with more muted hues to achieve a pleasing tonal balance. Add black accents for sharp contrast.
Soften your scheme with fluffy faux fur throws and textured bedroom rugs that feel cozy and comforting under bare toes.
Collect macramé wall hangings, small earthenware vessels, a rattan pouf, a simple wooden end-of-bed bench, and indoor plants to make a boho bedroom in a weekend.
In this boho bedroom design, a chunky wooden end of bed bench complements a tonal brown decor scheme. A fluted headboard wall creates magical light-play.
Use sleek linear silhouettes and natural materials to create a Japanese-inspired bedroom look. Add a splash of fun with a statement chair. This one is the Serie Up 2000 lounge chair and ottoman set.
In this neoclassical bedroom interpretation, curvaceous silhouettes playfully counteract the more formal elements to accomplish a relaxed look.
On the flip side, neoclassical drama builds a super formal space in this home. Coffered ceilings and magnificent archways dominate.
Layer up wall tiles, artwork, large wall scones, and textured headboards to fashion interesting depths.
Double-height ceilings offer the opportunity to build a mezzanine wardrobe. In this dark bedroom design, the second-story wardrobe brings moody backlighting to the scheme.
In a dark green bedroom design, cut through the depth of color with fresh white interludes like this floor lamp and accent pillows.
Construct a bespoke geometric headboard. In this purple and blue bedroom, geometric headboard panels inspire an angular paint effect on the pocket door too.
Golden moments enrich this transitional bedroom, in the shape of a metallic gold chandelier and golden yellow bed upholstery.
Use zoning techniques to construct a luxury bedroom layout with a spacious dressing area. Install a floor-to-ceiling wardrobe volume to divide the room, and lay down rugs to define separate room sections.
Industrial-style brickwork and wide skylights construct a cool bedroom aesthetic with a loft feel.
Combine exposed brickwork with wood-clad walls, exposed wooden ceiling beams, and a plethora of indoor plants to fashion a rustic bedroom that would look at home in the countryside.
Offset peaceful pale gray decor scheme with a sudden rush of red.
Create a faux industrial bedroom with the inclusion of brick-effect panels behind the headboard, and a concrete-effect ceiling treatment.
Crack the code to a dramatic bedroom design with extruded wall panels and moody backlighting.
Arrange a place where you and your partner can catch up on the day’s events before falling asleep. All you need is twin bedroom chairs and two mugs of cocoa.
Botanical beauty keeps you in touch with nature. Add a splash of bold color to evoke a cheerful mood.
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by Furnishly | Sep 8, 2022 | Design Inspiration
A neoclassical bedroom spells elegance, style, and romance. From deeply decorative coving and chic wall molding to ornate bed frames and eye-catching bedside furniture, these spaces overspill with exquisite detail and bold beauty. It’s easy to jump to an image of a wainscot or boiserie-endowed headboard wall, a French bed, and frilly molding, but there are many ways to translate the neoclassical aesthetic. To help you develop your ideal take on the theme, we’ve put together a gallery of 40 designs with tips and accessories. We’ll tour an array of color palettes, a fabulous line-up of lighting ideas, bespoke bed designs, unusual neoclassical feature walls, striking additions, and quirky twists.
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- Visualizer: Yurii Chaikovskyi & Nina Semenkova
Make it all about the arches. If you’re lucky enough to have feature windows like these stunning arches, make them the protagonist of the story by keeping the rest of the decor minimal.
In this bedroom design, blue drapes brightly draw focus to the arched windows. A blue headboard wall rounds out the scheme.
Meld neoclassical style with modern marble elements. Chic neoclassical elements are superbly complemented by the beauty and clean lines of natural stone interludes.
This marble meld utilizes a marble slab to extend the width of an upholstered headboard design. The result is a divine, layered look that’s custom-fit to the space.
Frame it out. Apply wall molding with careful thought. Here, panel molding is arranged to perfectly frame a piece of artwork above the bed and a circle chandelier out in front.
Classic molding and trendy slats. Combine classic wainscotting with a border of contemporary slatted panels to get the best of both worlds.
A brief splash of color. A simple bed throw and scatter cushions can make the world of difference to an all-white neoclassical bedroom design. Add contrasting drapes to up the ante.
Sharpen a neoclassical bedroom theme with black and white contrast.
Make a modern art overlay. This abstract art wall is joyfully complemented by a color-matched upholstered bed.
Increase the sense of space in the bedroom with a mesmerizing mirrored headboard.
Curate an eye-catching bedroom vignette with a show-stopping upholstered headboard silhouette, quirky artwork, and a unique bedside lamp.
It doesn’t take a lot of color to shake up a lack-luster neoclassical backdrop. This elegant bedroom is transformed with a jade green headboard, chandelier, and matching wall sconces.
Grow grandeur with oversized elements, like this imposing bedroom chandelier, curved headboard, and golden bedside table lamps.
Make it all about the ceiling rose.
A core of color. Employ bright bed upholstery and a contrasting end of bed ottoman to inject color into the heart of a white neoclassical bedroom.
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- Designer: Anastasia Efimova, Artur Makarov, Pablo Jonattan Pukhno Bermeo, Peter Mironenko, Serdar Yanikov, Silvia Alexandrova
- Via: Archdaily
Paint powder blue neoclassical dreams.
Go deep into color combinations, like this saturated prussian blue and punchy red showstopper.
Create a regal neoclassical bedroom scene with emerald green majesty.
Paint a green, white and gray balance. Note how all dark green elements in this scheme are modern pieces, whilst neoclassical elements retain a lighter wash.
Create strong visuals with tufted furniture. The tufted upholstery method may have been developed to strengthen furniture finishes, but it makes a bold visual too. Consider extending the impact of a tufted bed with a matching tufted sofa.
Add a glimmer of gold to take your bedroom upmarket.
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- Visualizer: Sofia Raxdari
Layers of luxe. From a wraparound headboard bejeweled with shimmering bedroom pendant lights to a gold-spliced feature wall behind a bewitching bedroom chandelier, this room has it all going on.
A golden gallery, lustrous walls, a gleaming chandelier, gold wall sconces, and a gold-infused rug come together to display the Midas touch.
Make it mellow with mint and silver.
Elevate wall molding with scenic panels.
Mix up boiserie walls by introducing mirrored sections and an upholstered headboard wall.
Another take on the upholstered headboard wall. This time, cream upholstery is teamed with more classic furniture and a unique, oversized crystal chandelier.
This bright blue upholstered headboard wall commands the room. A matching blue end of bed bench extends the color theme.
Add an amazing accent chair, like this sweet whale tail seat.
A triangle of triumph. When choosing an accent color, create a triangle of three points around the room to achieve a cohesive look. In this room, an olive green bed, vanity area, and bedroom chair build a matching set.
In this example of a three-point cohesive color story, gray furniture sets form the sleep zone, vanity, and bedroom lounge.
Add arches in your own way. When architectural arches aren’t available, bring in an arched motif via furniture and accessories instead. This modern bed design introduces the theme with an eye-catching arch-shaped headboard, which is complemented by rounded bedroom accent furniture and lighting.
Add drama with darkness. This bedroom features black paintwork over the walls and ceiling, and dark tiles cover the floor. Mirrored panels cut through the shadowy decor to lift the look.
Make areas of light contrast in a dark bedroom decor scheme, like this crisp white modern bed.
Contradict decorative wall molding with minimalist wardrobes.
Double your design efforts with mirrored wardrobes.
Put on a light show with a sculptural chandelier.
Add a dash of the unexpected. This unique bedroom design combines neoclassical elegance with a palm tree mural, giving it an unexpected touch of tropical flavor.
Freeform elegance. Neoclassical decor can appear formal and rigid. Loosen up the look with a freeform mirror or headboard feature.
Erode neoclassical formality with a rugged rock feature wall and “decayed” boiserie.
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by Furnishly | Aug 26, 2022 | Design Inspiration
Eclectic magic happens when different interior styles and ideas are merged together to create a unique look. This creative style often features an overarching theme, such as rustic, boho, or industrial. In these instances, we witness relaxed eclectic design principles with a leaning into the dominant aesthetic. This process translates well into real homes, where much-loved items are held onto as fashions change. The eclectic style allows us our unabridged passion for pieces from long ago or from sentimental sources. This is also an aesthetic that welcomes a multicolor, multi-patterned approach from the bold and the brave. Come with us as we tour 51 eclectic bedrooms with tips and ideas to help you decorate yours.
Curtains, rugs, and ceilings. All are bold statement pieces and none have to match in color or style. If you love it, it goes.
Not all of us have a spectacular vaulted ceiling to gaze up at from our pillows, but we can all create overhead wow factor with a bedroom chandelier. In a loose eclectic aesthetic, lighting can be modern, traditional, boho, or whatever your heart desires.
Use old components or historically inspired pieces to add a little age and character to featureless modern surroundings. This modern home gains a striking headboard design from a medieval-style door panel.
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- Visualizer: Nada Saad
Boho eclectic. Mix trendy modern furniture with boho vibes to create a relaxed bedroom environment. Think rattan baskets, handmade wall decor, and macramé pendant lights.
Say it with wallpaper. Change up a modern bedroom design with a feature wall of traditional wallpaper. This delicate print is framed wonderfully within an arched motif that is atmospherically lit around its edge.
Speaking of frames, how about this astonishing gilded framework? The traditional arched motif forms a highly ornate headboard outline for a modern platform bed and extra interest around modern wall art.
Amp up the contrast with clashing colors. In this eclectic bedroom palette, teal, red, and yellow accents crash together to make an energized look. A combination of bold patterns adds to the visual feast.
Moody modern and traditional melds. Sleek bespoke cabinetry makes a sharp statement at either side of a platform bed. Fill the contemporary cabinets with classic busts and hang old oil paintings above the bed to offset the modernity. Allow the paintings to inspire a moody decor palette that will adhere the two styles.
Statement pieces from two different ages. Counterbalance a large and traditional painting with an equally large and modern light installation to make a striking juxtaposition.
Sharp modern meets soft and mellow. This sharply perforated wooden headboard design would look at home in a minimalist setting or a raw industrial space. However, in this eclectic bedroom design, it is teamed with a much softer boho throw and an elegant pale Persian rug.
Style through the ages. Neoclassical wall panels and an art deco-inspired bed design make a gloriously decorative ensemble. You may think that houndstooth print is a relatively modern touch, but the first houndstooth check actually dates back to between 360 BC and 100 BC!
Rustic eclectic split. Split an eclectic bedroom straight down the middle with raw rustic wood tone on one side and dark gray modern contrast on the other.
The rugged room split. Eat away pristine white neoclassical panels with a crumbled edge, which dissolves into a rugged rock face wall. Add perimeter lighting above the stone wall to dramatize the textural difference.
Eclectic glamor. Use mirrors and an abundance of lights to create a sparkling eclectic haven.
Pattern play. When using a multitude of patterns in an eclectic bedroom design, it’s possible to retain a level of cohesivity with similar colors and tones.
Industrial eclectic. Hard industrial backdrops benefit from softer infusions of boho-style basketweave, bare timber, warmly glowing string lights, and a relaxed swing chair.
Whimsical and regal. A gold candelabra sheds light upon a whimsical peacock wallcovering here, establishing luxurious eclectic flair.
Create a cohesive accent color thread. Despite the confusion of color and pattern in this interior design, a blue color thread stitches together the look with effortless cohesion.
Lock in color with black outlines. A black 4 poster bed frame sturdily holds together an assortment of colorful throw pillows, whilst black picture frames neatly contain vibrant artwork.
Jarring and uber fun. A shocking pink and deep teal color combo is sure to energize early in the morning. A bolster cushion adds a flourish of leopard print onto this plush teal tufted bed for good measure.
Removable wall panels. If you’re not sure whether you want to take the plunge with a bold wall covering, apply it to artists canvases or lightweight panels instead. These can be mounted side-by-side as a feature wall that is easily removable.
Minimalist eclectic loft. Three pieces of furniture, three pieces of additional decor. It doesn’t take an abundance of items to achieve a full eclectic image.
Light layers of opulence. Allow the eye a place to rest by arranging an eclectic curation upon a purely white backdrop.
Loud and electric. This solid red bedroom scheme receives a jolt of electric blue in the form of an unusual tiled headboard treatment.
A raw backdrop. Bright colors and contrasting styles work well against a laconic raw concrete background.
Just two contrasting colors is enough to fashion an eye-catching palette.
Open shelves and art walls. Arrange eclectic vignettes upon bookshelves and curate intriguing art walls to bring your space to life.
Neon clash. Even a beige backdrop can be made colorful with limited resources. A new duvet, curtains, scatter cushions, and a piece of textile art builds a cool neon clash here.
Surf’s up! Create a beachy, cool bedroom design with brightly painted surfboards as wall decor, mounted right up alongside abstract art.
Geometry meets botanical decor. Use monochrome gridwork and leaf prints to fashion a structured celebration of nature.
Allow dominant art colors to bleed from the canvas onto the furniture. Even a small splash of color will completely change the aesthetic of a dull bedside cabinet.
Asian eclectic boudoir. Utilize exquisite oriental-style panels to pattern a unique headboard design.
Neoclassical smash. The masterful neoclassical spirit of this relief art wall is broken down by a wall of modern closets and industrial style lighting.
Muted and metallic. A meld of muted hues is brought to life with a sprinkling of beautiful brass hardware and light fixtures.
Three starring colors. A deeply impactful, color saturated aesthetic is achievable with just a few shades.
Botanical and bold. Beginning with a mural of botanical motifs, build up the color palette shade by shade to reach a bold conclusion.
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It’s all about the bed. No matter what decor is applied to a bedroom, where we sleep is the main event. Make your bed stand out from the rest of the crowd with a punchy paint finish.
Stunning skies. Ceilings are rarely the star of the show in a home interior but eclectic ceilings are different. From floral wallpapers and color-blocked applications to color-washes and cloud effects, eclectic ceilings shine.
Minimalist boho. Succinct and nature-kissed.
Sophisticated eclectic is achieved with high-end pieces and meticulous placement.
Modern art lover’s eclectic is all about big statements.
Yellow ochre overture. Begin your design with an earthy ochre backdrop that leads into intricately patterned pieces and handmade arts.
Let nature be your guide. A green panoramic view inspires many things. Let it inspire natural materials in your eclectic bedroom design, contrasting warm tints and metallics, and a sense of connection with the earth.
Neoclassical trimmed industrial decor. Deep, decorative crown molding counteracts a wall of exposed brickwork to create a strong and intricate setting.
A journey of discovery. After the instant attraction of a color-blocked wall, take the eye and the mind on a journey of discovery around the room with well-placed patterns and unique objects. This sage green bedroom design features framed areas of pattern instead of full wall coverings.
If heavily patterned and colored eclectic ceilings aren’t your thing, then how about a visually warming wood clad finish?
Just a few select pieces. Artwork, statement lighting, and a unique radiator design is all that’s needed to fashion a standout scheme.
Carve out your own contours. If you lack interesting nooks and architectural arches, create your own with curvaceous color-blocking. This colorful headboard design becomes one with the wall stucco.
Another hand painted headboard wall, this time with the addition of a metallic gold sunburst to brighten each morning.
Reclaimed gems. Scour thrift stores and yard sales for long lost gems to set within your scheme.
The statement floor. Paint stripes, swirls, or diamonds to give exposed floorboards new life.
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by Furnishly | Aug 10, 2022 | Design Inspiration
Boho decor is a fun way to add relaxed character and cosiness to a bedroom design. The boho style is adaptable to many different kinds of base decor too, so you can always add a twist to a pre-existing Scandi-style space or a cool urban scheme. Despite its plethora of accessory options, the bohemian interior style is even suitable for minimalists. It only takes a few small additions to add a hint of bohemian flavour. Think natural materials, such as wicker baskets, rattan pendant lights, jute rugs, and wooden furniture. Add softness through an assortment of accent cushions and throws. Here are 51 boho bedrooms with ideas, tips and accessories to help you design yours.
Boho relief art. Whether raised from a canvas or created directly onto the wall, 3D relief art goes hand-in-hand with the textural bohemian aesthetic.
Spread boho style accessories evenly. If you don’t wish to go too deep with layering then space key pieces at regular intervals around the room. Handmade art over the headboard, a wicker pendant light, a boho bedroom chair, and a rustic planter are enough to instil a subtle essence without going overboard.
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- Visualizer: Nada Saad
Create one focal piece. An archway acts as the perfect jumping-off point for boho wall decor. Paint the architectural feature in a warm beige colourway to contrast with a pale grey or white decor scheme, and hang a handwoven element at its centre.
If a new architectural feature isn’t in the budget, then consider a surface-mounted arch.
A hand-painted archway is a cheap and efficient way to hit the trend. You can accessorise with an arch-shaped mirror too.
Buy into the botanical theme. Indoor plants make perfect companions for the earthy boho look. Alternatively, you can opt for leafy art prints and wallcoverings.
As light as a feather. Boho decor schemes work well under all sorts of colour schemes, from dark and dramatic to colourful and joyous. However, there is something so very calming about a white, pale grey, or greige boho bedroom. This one employs feather decals to give the scheme an ever lighter, airier look.
The joy of jute. When it comes to boho rugs, it’s all about texture. A round jute rug makes a fitting natural base for the aesthetic whilst also complementing a curvaceous arched motif.
The power of the pendant. When choosing a light fitting, go large with a Bell wicker pendant to achieve visual impact.
If your budget won’t stretch to a large light fitting, a group of small wicker pendants can be easier on the pocket.
Hang a rug. Whether on the floor or the wall, a handwoven rug can instantly transform a boho bedroom colour scheme.
Thnk outside the wicker basket. Just because wicker pendants are leaders in boho bedroom decor, that doesn’t mean you can’t opt for a more chic bedroom chandelier. This tasselled light fixture works elegantly with understated wooden furniture and pretty botanical prints.
Anything goes. Industrial accessories, rustic feature walls, or farmhouse ceilings. Anything goes in the world of boho.
Uber chic with boho sprinkles. This elegant bedroom design merely hints at the bohemian trend. Indoor plants soften the focal wall between contemporary pendant lights, whilst wooden tables add character around a modern floor lamp.
Nearly neoclassical. This boho bedroom scheme is layered against panel moulding to give it a classical elegance. A dark green paint finish beautifully ties the two aesthetics together.
Make sunshine with yellow ochre accents. This warm hue makes cheerful contrast with natural greenery and black anchors.
Slats and stripes. The wood-slatted interior trend melds easily with the boho natural material palette. Add a striped bedroom rug to exaggerate the linear effect.
Take it to the floor. A low-level platform bed or floor bed design conveys a relaxed look.
Raw and rustic. You may think that raw concrete decor is synonymous with the industrial decor trend but it’s a friend of boho too, Team with rustic light-fittings and furniture to warm the visual.
Of course, you’re not limited to only raw wooden furniture with this trend. An upholstered bed has a softening effect on the scheme – and won’t hurt so much if you walk into it at night!
Feel free to exaggerate. It’s not always nice to exaggerate but when it comes to statement light fittings then we’re all about it.
Reshape a Scandi-style space. Clean-cut Scandinavian decor schemes make great vessels for layering in the boho look.
In this minimalist boho Scandi setting, it’s all about the plants
A stage for awesome finds. This split-level bedroom design forms a plinth on which to display a bright bed set and boldly underline a set of incredible bedroom pendant lights.
Black boho bedrooms. Out of the comfort zone for some, the black bedroom aesthetic is dramatically dreamy. You don’t have to go all-out though. Just pick one or two accent walls to turn up the intensity.
Pieces with personality. Source handmade or shapely items to give your space a unique personality, like this extraordinary end of bed bench.
Layer stripped wood floors with a multitude of rugs in different sizes, comfy floor cushions, and woven poufs.
Don’t miss an opportunity to add texture and detail. Even a simple bed throw becomes elevated with a tasselled edge.
Renter-friendly boho decor. If you’re renting your home, you might be limited from putting up wall decor and changing light fittings. Instead, source lightweight pieces that can be mounted with Command strips, or bring in a boho screen for a freestanding solution.
Fairy lights can make almost any space into a cozy bedroom. Wrap them around the headboard, a mirror frame, or string across the ceiling for instant magic.
Blue boho. Break out of the land of neutrals with a royal blue focal wall. This deep hue makes a rich companion for natural wood, cane, and wicker furniture.
Sky blue accessories make a soothing combination alongside cream stucco walls.
A masterful master bedroom. Create a commanding presence with colossal light fittings. These pendants are paired with corresponding coloured bedside tables, creating a white pairing on one side of the room, and brown-black counterparts on the other.
Another extraordinary pendant light design, this time descending from a ceiling of exquisitely aged wooden beams.
A journey of discovery. The boho aesthetic encourages loose layering and meandering layouts. This bedroom design incorporates a lounge area and open plan ensuite, broken apart by low-hanging lights and decorative screening. The effect is bemusing, intriguing, and sublime.
High-end hotel vibes. Deep emerald green accents with rich wood wall panels and a symmetrical layout creates a luxury getaway.
Polished concrete floors and a built-in bed forms a fluid layout.
Moroccan moments. A detailed Moroccan bed design makes a decorative addition for a boho backdrop.
Calm and controlled. In this relaxing modern bedroom scheme, boho influences enter two by two.
Restrained and restful. A pared back colour palette and limited accessories fashion a restful decor scheme. Add just a dash of visual interest with a patterned rug or floral display.
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A bedroom you’ll never want to leave. Take cosy throws and oodles of cushions, add a library wall, and you may create a bedroom that you’ll never want to leave.
Boho bedroom sets. Not all furniture has to be mismatched or upcycled to fit this laid-back theme. Wood and cane bedroom sets fit the profile too. You can always add a little relaxed asymmetry with a strip of wall panelling, wood-slatting, or a large macrame wall hanging.
Another sophisticated boho theme with symmetry. This time with dainty pedestal side tables, mini bedroom pendant lights and wall art.
Curate a colourful gallery wall with abstract pieces…
Or, fashion an elaborate art statement with 3D elements.
Hammocks and swing chairs hit the easygoing look just right.
Tell a creative story with standout moments, such as this unique bedroom pendant light, extra-chunky tasselled throw, and extraordinary plants.
Create boho glamour with reflective wall treatments and mood lighting.
Small and succinct. Plants, wicker baskets, macramé, a cosy throw, and a plethora of cushions are all you need to succeed in a compact space.
If you are not a naturally tidy person, then a boho bedroom could be your friend. No one is going to notice that you didn’t tuck in your bed clothes under layers of throws. And, belongings don’t need to be organised onto shelves when there are a bunch of baskets to throw them into.
Create boho vignettes. A wicker chair with a canopy over top or a vintage chest stacked with books, magic lies in small moments.
Recommended Reading: 51 Boho Living Rooms With Ideas, Tips And Accessories To Help You Design Yours
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